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BIBLIO (Ayurveda)
BIBLIO (Distribution)
Distribution Commonly cultivated in Meghalaya
Title - FOREST FLORA OF MEGHALAYA VOL 1
Distribution Cultivated
Title - FLORA OF KARNATAKA VOL-1
Distribution Cultivated in Bhopal, Raigarh and Tikamgarh Cultivated
Title - Flora of Madhya Pradesh Vol I
Distribution For Var. Acutangula : Banswara, Bharatpur, Bundi. Naturalised in wastelands, out-skirts of forests, on the boundaries of gardens and fields, among hedges, also cultivated
Title - Flora of Rajasthan Vol. 1
Distribution Maharashtra: Common on hedges and bushes. Bombay, Chandrapur, Nasik, Pune, Raigad, Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg, Thane, Yavatmal.
Title - Flora of Maharashtra State (Dicotyledons) Volume 2
Distribution Throughout India, Burma, Sind, Malaya, China, Australia, Africa, Mascarene Island,and America. Seen in tropical regions.
Tripura: Cultivated extensively for the fruit used as a vegetable
Title - FLORA OF TRIPURA STATE VOL1
Distribution Tons valley:Cultivated for its fruits. also found as an escape among roadside hedges.
Title - Flora of Tons Valley (Uttaranchal)
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Botanical Name -Luffa acutangula (L.) ROXB.Full Botanical citation -Luffa acutangula (L.) Roxb.) Hort. Beng. 70: 1814 & Fl. Ind. 3: 713. 1832; H.L. Chakravarty, Fascicles of Flora of India, Fasicle II, Cucurbitaceae, BSI, Howrah, 67. 1982Family -CUCURBITACEAESystem(s) of Indian Medicine -Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani, Homeopathy, Folk, Sowa-RigpaVernacular names -Total 181 Vernacular names found in 9 languages. English (2) - sing-kwa, sinqua (melon)
Hindi (11) - gudari, jinga, kali tori, kali-tori, karvi tori, karvi-tori, sataputitorai, torai, tori, turai, turi
Kannada (9) - eere kaayi, heere balli, heere kaayi balli, heere-kai, hire balli, hire kaayi, hirekayi, kadupadagila, kahiheere balli
Malayalam (8) - cheru-peeram, djinji, peechhakam, piccil, piccinna, picinna, puichenggah, puttalpiram
Marathi (8) - dodaki, dodka, dodke, gomsali, sataputi, shiralla, shirola, turai
Sanskrit (43) -
Sanskrit Comments Tamil (92) - atalai2, atalakkay, atalankay, cakaram, cakati1, cakkarakkoti, cakkaram1, calini1#, canikappuri2, canikappurikkoti, canikkappuri2, catini1, catinikkoti, cattiyam, cinkakam, cittirakunam, curiyanaiyariyappanni, itukal, itukalam, itukali, itukalikkoti, kalalapu, kalapu, kecattiyam, kiritaveni, kirukampali, kirutacittiram, kiruttuvetan, kirutukakkoti, kirutukam, kirutuvetan, kirutuvetanan, kocamam, kocari, kocarppam, kocavati, koccam, kolakakkoti, kolakam2, kolunkiri, kolunkirikkoti, kosam2, kovaritaki1, macukam, makacalini, malinavalli, maruvarikam, maruvarikkoti, mirutankapalam 2, nacukam, nacukatitakkoti, nacukatitam1, narpikkankoti, narpirkku, nilappirkku, pampikai2, patarkay2, patarkaykkoti, patarkoti, peerakai, peerkku, pekankai, peyppichukku, peyppirkam, peyppirkku, picukku, pikangai, pikumkai, pikunkai, pir, pirankoti, pirkkakkoti, pirkkangai, pirkkankay, pirkkankoti, pirkkil, pirkku, pitaputpi 1, racakakkoti, racakam@, tamarakkavam, tamarkkatam, tamarkkatavakkoti, tamarkkavakkoti, tamarkkavam, tamarkkavam1, tikkay, tinpirkku, varippirkku, velakakkoti, velakam, velam 2
Telugu (6) - beera, beerakaaya, beerakaya, birakaya, burkaai, burkai
Tibetan (2) - ko sa ta ki, ko-sa-ta-ki
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